It was at the beginning of the war that the Iraqis advanced towards Fawa...
Bani Sadr ordered the withdrawal from Fawa and the destruction of the army's ammunition depot, and killed Shirodi, who was the pilot of the Vaniroz's Cobra helicopter.
But Shiroudi not only refused the order to retreat, but during a complex 12-hour operation, he reached the Iraqi ammunition depot through the mountains and rocks and destroyed them all at once.
When the Iraqis sent thousands of soldiers to all parts of Kurdistan, and in return, the guards and soldiers in front of them did not exceed a few hundred people, the slain Shirodi used his personal helicopter operations to attack important points of the enemy from the ground, such as ammunition depots and command and logistics centers, and carried the burden of an entire division.
When the Iraqis scored the long game records. He went with the Cobra and unleashed the long game. Then he was arrested for disobeying the order when all the institutions said that Bnei Sadr was the Imam's representative and the Imam ordered to support them, and anyone who spoke against Bnei Sadr would be prosecuted, Shiroudi did not stop exposing the betrayals of Bnei Sadr even for a moment.
In less than two years, this man set the record for the most helicopter flight hours in history. Not in Vietnam, not in Iraq, not in Afghanistan, not anywhere else, no pilot was able to beat Shirodi's record.
His helicopter is targeted 300 times and crashes 40 times.
The same jetpack in GTA San flew over the rocks and valleys at low altitude and targeted the enemy one by one.
He stayed until the end of his life so that the long game would not fall, but eventually Iraq attacked the long game with 250 tanks and finally managed to capture the long game, and in this operation his helicopter fell and he was killed.